Amazon Great Indian Festival sale: iPhone 13 is listed at Rs 41,999, but you can buy it for less than Rs 40,000

The Amazon Great Indian Festival Sale is now live for Prime members and everyone else can grab the sale deals on September 27. While devices such as the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max are selling at a lower price on different online platforms, Amazon is giving the best deal to those who are looking to buy the iPhone 13 smartphone. This is currently the most affordable iPhone that also offers good value. Here are the details.
The Amazon Great Indian Festival sale has started and the iPhone 13 is listed with a starting price tag of Rs 41,999. This is down from its original launch price of Rs 59,600, meaning people are getting a massive discount of Rs 17,601. This is huge and for people who have been planning to buy the iPhone 13, this is probably the best deal.
But, wait, you can buy the iPhone 13 at a much lower price. Amazon is also giving an extra discount of Rs 1,250 on SBI bank cards, which will effectively reduce the to Rs 40,749. Those who will opt for the EMI option will be able to claim a Rs 2,000 discount, which will lower the price than Rs 40,000. In addition to this, people can always opt for exchange offers to get even more discounts.
For your reference, we checked the price of the iPhone 13 on different online platforms such as Croma, Vijay Sales, Flipkart and Reliance Digital to give you a better look at the deal.
Currently, Croma is selling the iPhone 13 at Rs 49,900, which is quite high compared to what it is available for on Amazon. Similarly, Vijay Sales is offering the iPhone 13 with a price tag of Rs 48,900 for the 128GB storage model. Both Flipkart and Reliance Digital are also selling this iPhone at Rs 49,900. This shows that Amazon is giving a huge discount to users and it is currently whether the deal will expire after a few days or remain live until the Amazon Great Indian Festival sale lasts. For instance, Flipkart has previously offered huge discounts on iPhones but for a limited period, so Amazon could also opt for the same strategy. Although, there is no communication on this yet. You can stay tuned to India Today Tech for all the updates.